How I Ship My Prints!
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Do Not Bend Stickers:
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That’s my print in the video!!! Thank you so much, it looks great!
Thanks for the video! I didn't think about thank-you cards.
This is really helpful - I've been wondering how to improve my print making process. You should put a piece of styrofoam board behind the prints so that people physically can't bend them while shipping
Hey matt your writing is so clean and neat.
I've stamped mine with DO NOT BEND before and I've gotten photos from the people who received them of the box literally folded sandwich style in a mailbox. I ship mine in ULINE mailers like that too but now I sandwich them between two pieces of cardboard at least.
ha, of COURSE this happens anyway
There are several things for how to get paid for photos
Use you social media accounts to market
Setup your own blog
Join a suitable course or site for marketing photos
(I discovered these and why they work on Hartlyn photo pro site )
My heart would be BROKEN. Id have to fully refund the customer I feel ): what can i do to prevent this?
Conklin and Rhodia paper! You Rock! It’s good to know some one else in the photography community is using fountain pens.
Really informative! Thanks for this one Matt. Good to see your process broken down. I've recently sold a couple of prints and was hoping maybe to sell more in the future. Your workflow seems damn slick. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks Matt! Your video inspired me to start selling my own prints. I've watched your video a few times already :)
I've started to think about printing my own images so this is a really handy video!
This was a really insightful video, thank you!
Ordered my print and can’t wait to get back from my deployment and get it framed and in the wall!
How do you know how much to charge for shipping? Do you just incorporate it into the total price of your photos?
I notice you only have 8x10 prints at the moment, but any tips for shipping larger prints, like 16" or 20'?
You could always use printable sticker paper instead of a regular paper. Although cost wise it would probably be a bit more expensive than the regular one + some scotch tape solution.
OMG Thank you SO MUCH for making this Video! You touched on things I had not even considered! I can't tell you how helpful this is. Liked, Subbed, and Bell! It's the least I can do! :D
Hi Matt,
Thank you very much for sharing your printing/packaging process. You are such an inspiration. I was thinking of doing the same with my own photos. However, I was wondering whether there is a better alternative to the plastic bags. I just want to deliver my photos with minimum damage to the environment. Do you have any suggestions in that regard? TIA Cheers, Waruna
Defiantly get a Dymo or Zebra printer for your shipping labels.
I wish you could show more of how you do them.
Ty ❤
So helpful! Thank you!
Forgot you where into fountain pens as well :)
thanks for sharing matt
Great video! I looked up your site, have you ever offered larger prints? If so what service do you find to be the best for your photos?
Hi Matt what printer do you use?
Hello, I ask to you, How tips for shipping larger prints, like 16" or 20'? I have print gallery like 13x19" I not like rolls. I want be flat Rigid Mailer .037" and can add FILLER PAD for Rigid Mailers " corrugated cardboard.
The fountain pen is a nice design. What is it? Thanks for the great videos!
Awesome video! Thanks!
i needed this
Where can I get your cap, Matt? such a cute cap I love it.
got my print today!
What sort of printer is this? Not an inkjet?
Hey Matt, I really appreciate this video!!! Super helpful and encouraging for me to get going!! Just wondering, I'm based in Sweden....ShipStation doesn't ship out of Sweden at this time...do you have any other websites you'd recommend for me? Many thanks!!!
I want to start selling prints so I was wondering what printer do you guys suggest?
Have you found a printer?
DNP works really nice! DS820 you can do 20x30 cm prints, i have a rx1hs 10x15 used in photobooths with no problems.
Shipping price are too high in sweden, any service who do it for you. ??
anyone know how much it cost to ship this size in the video?
How I Print My Ships!
super helpful
For an 8x10 print shipped in the stayflat mailer how much is the postage? I know its based on weight but what is the standard for one print?
do you still do enlarger printing matt
What printer do you use?
Any advice on shipping larger prints such as 20x16” or large mounted pieces ?
I'm looking for the same advice. I'm thinking of using a mailing tube for my prints as they are 18x24 which is very large
@@lp2604 yeah mate that’d do perfectly, I use tubes for the larger prints. A4,A3 I post in card backed envelopes. It’s just what to do with the mounted or framed prints. I ordered some card boxes off eBay for the 20x16s and frames but once they’ve been used up I think I’ll stop offering the option of mounted or framed prints. For the additional bit of profit it’s becoming a pain in the behind, I think from next year it’ll be any size as print only posted in a tube keeping it simple.
@@northernimagesphotography yeah I think that's your best bet. I've stopped selling framed prints its not worth the hassel. And if they are framed I only sell them to locals. I've posted framed photos in the past and even with fragile on it, they still end up damaged and there is not much profit on them. I have a few large print orders waiting to go to America from Ireland and i think the safest way is in a tube.
Any advice on people that just wanna start out selling prints but don't have their own printer and might not wanna invest in a high quality printer right away?
Just go to your local printing shop
@@joan-lisa-smith I'm not sure if I have one that does high quality photo prints
@@WuschelofDespair ask them, ask if they have acid free art paper or if it's photos ask about photo paper, almost everyone carries Kodak photo paper (matte and gloss) as well as some others because people still print out wedding pix and businesses need photos printed as well. They will print out the quality that you bring to them saved on your memory stick so save high quality then just get one done as a tester that has lots of colour and see how it looks with what they offer.
Take your hat off Matt, you're indoors mate, no need for a hat.
look out, it's the hat patrol!
Get to the point! Tell us how to ship prints! Not all this other stuff.